Kemess Mine Expansion Traditional Use Study
Archival Item, 2018.1.7
- Date
- 1984, 1994, 2000-2002
- Extent and Medium
- 83 CD-ROMs
- Material Designation
- Sound recordings
- Scope and Content
- Series contains CD-ROMs containing interviews, oral histories, and offers from the Government of Canada. The series encompasses both created and collected interviews for the purpose of a Archeological Overview Assessment pertaining to the expansion of the Kemess Mine. Oral histories belong to various Sekani First Nations, with Takla Lake and Tsay Keh Dene individuals identified through CD-ROM titling. Interviews conducted during the 1984 Kemano Study have also been transferred to CD-ROM for analysis in the study. There are most likely original cassette tapes held somewhere.
- Cultural Narrative
- 1984 Traditional Use Study (TUS) Interviews
- Language Note
- Enregistrements sonores du Conseil tribal des Carrier Sekani.
- Conditions Governing Access
- Materials include community specific stories, genealogies, songs, legends, and/or ceremonies. The community in question will determine access, use, or restriction protocols. ; Materials contain personal information, or are restricted for protection of privacy purposes. Please consult the archivist for access.
- Restrictions
- Oral History or Interview Permissions
- Keywords
- Traditional Use Study, Oral history, Interviews
- interviewee
- Tsay Keh Dene Nation
- Related Collection
- Carrier Sekani Tribal Council fonds ➔ Sound Recordings
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By accessing the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council’s Library & Archives Online Collection you agree to follow the terms of access, use, and reproduction defined by each individual, family, and community for their records, cultural materials, and traditional knowledge. This information is found in the Access Conditions and Restrictions fields for all archival records and collections.
I will not use information from this website for commercial or publication purposes unless permission is obtained from The Carrier Sekani Tribal Council by contacting the Library and Archives Department.